Duplicating-machine.



A. BIESl DUPLNATING MACHINE Paumizmi Nov, 26. 1912A 5 SHEETSSHEET 3.

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Patented Nov. 26, NH2.

l' IVIACHEH?A A. H. BATES.

UUPLICA'IN MACHINE APPLUJATLQE 11ml,- @1311i zw?,

1 ,045,498, Paeuted Nov. 26, 1912 /N wem/T0116,

UNITED s'rA'ras rArEN'r oFFIoE,

ALBERT H. BATES,='F CLEVELAND, OHIO, ASSIGNOR TO THE AMRICAN MULTIGRAP COMPANY, 0F CLEVELAND, OHIO, A CORPOLATION 0F OHIO.

DUrLICATINe-MACHME.

Specification pf Letters Patent.

Patented Nov. 26, 1912.

Application tiled October 17, 1907. Serial No. 897,766.

To all whom'it'may concern:

Be it known that I. ALBERT H." BATES, a' l citizen of the United States, residing atf Cleveland, in the' county of Cuyahova and State of Ohio, have invented a certain new and useful Improvement 1n Duplicating- Machines,` of which thefollowimf'is a full,l clear, andiexact descript-lom.reference 'be-" ,Another object is `to provide simple and eiiective mea'ns for causing the transfer of type between suitable type holders, as a storage member and a printing member.

The invention may thus take a form simi-. l

lar in some' respects to the machine commercially known as the multigraph.

In its preferred vform o embodiment the present inventionI has a rotary printing drum adapted to carry lines of individual type, a storage drum, a platen cooperating withfthe printing drum, an inking ribbon through which the printing is efected,- these features being the'gfrequent ones in the multigra h.V When so`embodied, a peculiarity oft e present invent-ion lies in its means for4 assembling 4and distributing. This is/ accomplished by s\vinging, the;ma chine so that either drum is uppermost as desired the assembling or distribution from one dr itoithe other being accomplished by gravity f and lateral transference controlled byaisuitable key. The invention includes'means for accom )lishing this operation broadly; inclu es also the particular arrangement shown, fand various combinathinszof intermediate scope.

The invention may accordingly lbe most conveniently summarized as consisting 'of the combinations rif-.mechanisms or arts -hereinafter more fullyfxdescribed an set out in the form ofessenftial characteristics in the claims.

In the drawings, F igure".1 r is a perspec tive view of my machine complete, showing also its supporting stand; F ig. 2 is a front elevation `of my multigraph proper; Fig. 3 is a vertical lQngitudinal section thereof, be:

x 2 Figs. 5, Gand uppermost;

ing on the plane indicated by the offset line 3-3 in F ig. 4; Fig. 4 is a vertical cross section substantially on the line 1 -1 of Fi are cross lsections throui the intermediate rame member between the drums and a portion .of each'drum in-dif# ferent ,"3posit1ons,--lf`ig.A 5, showing the as# sembling position, where the storagejdrmn is i'g 6, showing the normal pgsitin Where the two drums are horizontal;

. frame and Fig. showing the distributing `'position where the printing drum is uppermost; Fig-` 8 ff is a vertical .cross sectio through the inte mediate frame memberi its normal position; Fig. 9 is a perspective of the type employed; Figs. 10 fand 11 are views'ofjcorrectingimplements. Y l, Referring to the parts by reference`-, ultiF lmerels,v i1() represents La suitable s'tandhaving `an'opven top. Rising from the'kfrontfandhack of this stand are standardsA 11fand'12.

Journaled in these` standardsis my multi-v -4 graph proper, which includes the frame 13,'

having' 'end members 14 andl and intermediate" members 16, a 'storage' drum 17 be-l tween the frame members 14 and 16, anda:4 l printing drum 18 between the frame members. 15 and 16, 'The machine is carried by the standards by reason of journaljpinsQO and 21 projecting inward from the standards 11 'and 12 respectively, and" occupying sockets in the intermediate frame imember 16. The journal pin 21 is preferably screw threaded into the standard l1Q and clamped by a nut 23, this construction'enahlinl the easy removal of myfm'ult-igraph. The 4vhree members I braced by through `bars 25. Theprinting drum carries spools v28 upon Which are adapted A to b c mounted a ribbon which may extend around the drum. T he storage drum and rinting drum are each formed with'the usuai) overhanging Trails, on which 'may be mounted lthe grooved type shown in perspective in Fig. 9.

29 indicates a small crank for adjusting the position of the eccentrically Vmounted platen 27.

30 and 31 indicate suitable vpaper feed rollers which may be driven in any suitable marmer, not shown.

mentioned 'are rigidly' sary for operation to assemble the type on the printing drum, pass the ribbon around it, rotate the printing drum, and feed the paper between the drum and platen, this being the usual multigraph operation. The rotation of the drumv is effected by a crank 40, which is connected with the drum in a manner hereinafter referred to. The assem- .bling and distribution features, which constitute the primary novelty of this machine,

will now be describedM y Mounted in K grooves in the opposite vv.faces of the Yintermediate frame plate 16V arev slides 41 and 42. These slides have openings 43 and '44 adapted to aline with channels of the respective drums and receive the type. Each slide is the same thickness as a single type, and each of the o nings 43 and 44 is provided with a pair o short ribs 46 adapted to receive the grooves in the type. It will be noticed thatthe storage drum, as shown, is of larger diameter than the "printing drum. Each of the slidesI 41 and 42 have sulicient movement'to enable the corresponding opening 43 or 44 to aline with either drum. Such movement of the slide therefore may cause the engagement of the owermost type dropping fromI the uppermost drum and its transfer to position where it will drop into the lowermost drum, there being openings n* through the framemember 16 to allow such 50.4 The opening 48 alines with the rpnt passage. This is briey. the operation of assembling and distributing and is the realv reason for making one drum larger than the other, though it is also an advantage to .have the storage drum larger in that it can carry I noretype.`

Between the two slides 41 and 42 in.the frame member 16 is a pair of openings 48 and 49, each rof these openings having ribs channel in the printing member, the ribs of these channels alining with the adjacent *..rails of the respective memberswhich define the channels. Between the two openings 48 and 49 is a smaller connecting opening occupied by a block 52. This block is of a width from front to back of the machine equal to the width of one of the openings 48 and 49 plus the intermediatt` opening. From this it results that if the block is in its foremost position the type channel 49 is open, the type channel 48 being interrupted`V and effectively closed by the presence of the block therein. On the oth'ci.`

hand, if the block is in its rearmost position, the type channel 48 is open and the channel 49 1s blocked. In its intermediate position both channels are partially blocked. lhe slide 41 is given a tendency' to assume its foremost position by a spring 53 connected at its forwardend to a stationary pin 54, and at its rear end to a pin 55 project-Y ing from the slide, the slide`being slotted around the pin 54. The slide 42 is given a tendency to assume its rear position by a spring 57 connected at its rear end with stationary pin 58 and at its forward end to a pin 59 projecting from the slide 42. Mounted in openings 60 and 6l in the frame member 16 are two short levers 63 and 64, each of which is pivoted in position and has connected with its Short arm beyond its pivot a link 65, 66, theother end of which is connected with the block' 52. The free ends of these levers 63 and 64 engage slots 67' and 68 in the corresponding slides 41 and 42. The slide 41 is provided -at its forward-end with a finger key 70 rigid there- ,with, by which it may be easily pushed rear ward; while the slide 42 is provided at its forward end with a finger key 71 in the form of a hook by which the slide may be drawn forward.

In the block 52 is an opening 72 which is occupied byan eccentric 73 on a shaft-,74. At its lower end this shaft carries a gear 75 meshing with a pinion 76 onva shaft 77 which carries a bevel gear 78 meshing with a stationary beveled rack 79 formed' on the rear face ofthe standard 11 and on theirear face of arc shaped arms 80 extending therefrom.

Fig. 6 sho`ws thenormal position of the transfer mechanism abovedescribed. That is, when the two drums are horizontal-and the machine isin position for printing. In this position the eccentric 73 holds the block 52 in its lintermediate position, and this-,block holds the levers 63 and 64 in their inter mediate` position, andthese levers hold the two slides in intermediate position, each of the springs 53 andl 57 being somewhat stretched. In this position ofthe p r s the openings 43 and 44` are outof al ngment with their respective drum channels,- s that no escape of type at the 'ends of the drums is rio permitted. The outer face of each slide with the rstvk T9. Thi Shifts the blovk i'il into its vxttetnc forward poSitiOn. vhiaing the opening ALS :tud 'fully ttulilovltingr thvf th'iiiii itiit ai `chitnnvl of thv printing tlriint.

opening 49. At the Vsiiinv tinte.` the lvtvt ti short-S rearward thv lidv il. i :i` to hritiI the opening t3 into :ilinvinvnt with thv opening 49 und thv t-hitnnvl oll the printing` drum dirvvtly ltvnvitth tliiw oiiivning, )it thv `univ tinte` thv lvtvr til rings htivltniird ttt itttippvr vnd :intl allons thv tiring to pull the lidv t2 rviirwiitt'l tti ht ing' it-` it n` ing' 44 into ttlinviiivnt with thv winning til. Now in thi ponition of the ptttt.` to :trvvntnti the type it only nvvvwztri' tot' thv oiivi @tot t9 engage with his linger ltv ltvj.Y tti' hfiolt 71 and draw the .while torwtit'd iintil thv opening 44 in hvnettth the row of tyitv in I the channel of the storage drinn tihorv thi\` slide. "1`hisvlntnnvl is indicated h v n3 :intl the type hy 8G. As the slide vonivs into it 1 foreinobt position (defined ht thv .stop nt'rvw 89 in the slot 90) the lowerinoh-t type in thv row 86 drops into the openingr 4l; then it the operatori's hold ou the hook T1 is rvlvttsvtl the spring 57 returns; the slide to itml teur most position. tttrrji'ing the type dirvtztiji over the opening 4U. The tyiiv thu@l drops by gravity through the opening 43 into :t channel 87 of the printing drinn dit-eviti' henetith these openings.

Yhen it is desired t0 dibtrihiitv ti'nv tft-tint the printing' drinn to the supply lt-tim. thv tuultigrttph is swung in thtopnositv dit-vvtion a quarter turn. Thil hrings thv printing drinn uppermost :intl brings thv trtin `A fer mevhanistn into the pmitinn -h wn in Fig. 7. The gearing hvtwvvn thv vvvvntriv and the stationary stiinihird hin swung thv eecentrid into the rvtirnttisi punition. thiny causing the hlck 52 to vhmv thv ttpvnng Att and tirihlotfk the opening 4H. 'l'hv lvtvtw` 131i and (34 have now relvtigvd thv ditiv il to let; its spring drttw it in thv i` rivnio `t nosh tion :1nd hitt'v short-d thv Slide tifititiwt its springY into the foretnmt position. In thin position. therefore. there is tin vitvn vhiinnvl 'to the Supply drinn provided b v thv otivn ings t3. 49 and 4l. To tt'ttnstvr the tyiiv from tite printing drinn to thv supply drinn itt is therefore only necessary to shore thv Slide 41 rearward hy nrtsurv on the kvy T0. In its rviirnivst position (tlvlhivfit hy thv piti 54 in the slot 91) the lowerintist tt'pv M3 in the channel 87 dronk intn thv opt-ning il). Then its the prvssiirv on ltvy TH i rvletisetl. the Spring 53 tittiws thv rlidv haivlt into its fot'etnitstposition. thus tli-tiizntinir the type into the forwttrd ilitivd o wirr@` 48, 44, und dropping it into thv vhitnnvl t of the supply drinn. lt will nv nvtivvtl ilnit whichever drum is uiiivrtntrxt. it ltvy. il) 'it' 7l as the @use nitty he. is thv only ofiv in im sitiop for engagement hy thv opvttitoiky fin ger, thel other itev living liti-hind thv stitntlard 11 and inaccessible.

ivoni'enient rottttio-n of thv drinn.

From the :ihove description it will hv :tpiiiirent that till thiit is nevesstiry to :tssenthlv ti'izv from viti-tuus vhitnnvl of thv stippiy or to distribute tyiiv front :t channel of thv printingr driini tn thv viiriotmy ehitnnvln ot' thv wipiili' drinn. is to ttirtt the niiivhine so that the drinn front whivh thv typv :trv to nivvv is tiiiiivrinofd :intl the drinn to whit-lt tliviiI :trv to go is lottvtinost. :intl then tttrn tiv stint-li' drinn to hrinp; it l ilvwiteil vlntn tivi into iiiitfititxn :intl 'tttei'tttv thv iitnihihv iwi'.

'iii vitrthiv thv wipiil'v drinn ttt hv vein-'viiiv itl't' tiitind whivhvt'vr drinn is tiitiivrnivd l :tri-:inge hund wheels trl :intl Stil :it vaivh vtiil it thv iniirhine. etivh wheel beingir vonnvvtvd with thv supply dtitni. A# shown. thv siti)- pliv drtiin is rigid on ti through sliiit't Sil. und the two hand wheels iirv rigid on tht` vorrvmontlinir ends of this shiift. Th printing drinn is mounted on :t slvvve Sltl whivh hvtirn :it env vnd on :i tithnhir hnshing ill' iit'olivvting from the frtiniv invtnhvr t3 and ttt the other vnd proivv through to trinite tnen'thvr if ti vrut'iit 'itl livin;r tntrttnivd rz-ii this projecting vnd ot' thv slvvtv Elli. Nithin this. tiroievting: end is, it bushing tti'. in whivh thv shaft ttt, hviiiy ttt thitt vndh Thunwhivhvivr end ofthe titultigrttiih i.: iiptivrntost therv'ie; itiwirv' :it thv toit itt' thv inzit-hitte during the trtinr'i'vr :t lttiiri ilivvl hjv whivn the Storage drinn tuttiv he titrtivd to hting the desired rhunnel into tilinvntvnt with the vhttnnvl of the tratfvr invvhztttisinA To forni it :iintiile itidirtitor to :is-sist' in im stititrning thv storture drinn. lV torni on thv periphery of v-ftvh ot` thv hund. whvvi?l :t vlitirt 98 ttrriingvtl in thv ortivr of thv vhitt litters in the Stiiiiilv (irttiit. Thelwv t'hiirts et opvrtitv with tt nviiitvr iitl tit one vnd 'it' the inrftvhine und :i (ittiiitvr ltltl :it the othvt' vnd. The rriink 4t) so tiii'tiivd tlnit it` hztndlv projevts beyond thv hand whvvl ini. allowing in :--iit^lt rotation. this rriinlt humm otvr thv iininttgr ltltl. l' therefore nioitnt thi\ nointvi' `lid- :thlv in :i Standard lttl. ytYhvn thv pointer itvlvsvoiivd into its stitiithird. it :liown in t'itll thv mit of the vhrngtnvd [winter lilo.

lt is dtwirtihiv during thv printing' oiivrittion to invii thv siiiiiili' drinn. it haft :ind htind whevhi4 to prvrvnt zint' iiiinvvtwstirt' rottttion ttt-ing vmnniiiniriitvd thvt'vto froth the rotation ofthe printing tilrttni. ThinA l ac- `bor tti io aiioii' iiiie to ho limi coiniilish by ii boit 10Q iiioiintioil. iii si, iiio To prix ii, ii, convenient table for the i 103 iii'ojwtiiigj from the fixiiiio iiiiio, il, t i@ holt living iiihiiiioil to ontw tho liiiiiil thil Supply iliuiii :iy'iiiiii szw;

i inlog toi' oli thtl printing iliuiii. l iiioi'iilo mi tho iiiiioi foco ol' (lio supply diiuii ii riiii'iiii; iiip. iiiilifziteil liv 125 in ,lfiig 3. so inmitioiiifil thiit it iiiii)v liolil ii split tithe lti (Figi: 1U) imi'-v :illol with thtl :ifis of tiiil ihiiiii iiiiil {iii-wilt ovvi' [lio oiioiiinii 4t?. iii't, i'osiliuiit. itlwi'oozo ii is; iifliiiitoil io rif tiiiii typo. liieoii ti'iiiist'oiioil to thoy printingr iliiiiii. tiio mpply ,tli'uiii limi' hf tui'iioil into iiiiiptri iin- Fitiiori. tlii` split tulii iiwuitofl t'lii'oulili the opening llfw iii the` iiiil iiiiliiilioi' lli dii-oily over the, :iliiiorl oiiv'iingi: #lL t? un@ :ilioii'ii in Fig'. Vin thi position ii only noiovsiii'y to mit the ihni: :',ii printing (liiiiii tliiwiiiglli tho tiiiii1-sl'i,i il'iwflizi nisin into this wsiliifiit izihi. vhinli iiiii liiihi it, :intl niiiui' tliiiii lii iviiioi itl with it. 'iiiioi'vf after, ofte-1' tlio. iii-olivi ifliiiisivii-i'f; liii'i'o hilfen set by tlio tisiiisiiii' uienlniiiisiii. thi iiijo ietui'noil with so iiiiioli ot' tho typo iii it zia utiliziiliilo unil thisV typo is slim'wl ou? of tho tube :intl into ilu), cl'iiiiint-l 8T iiji' any @suitable pu-li ioil iiiscitoil from the uiiiiioi' onli. To show tliix typo, fioiii the printing fli'uin into this, Oiiioigi'oiif- Y tliiimiol. l iiioi'ii'lo ii siiitsiiihf shoving iiiiploiiit-iit, such :is that f-'lionii :at Y27, Fig, 1t. ivliifli'liiisi fi tino ,l slightly longer than thc distance littii'oifii iiio {liiiiiis that fioiii tho outsiilo of one litio to thioutsilo 0f tho otliei. lf iliif. tine is unused to Grillage the iiiiihii' sido oi' the tjfiie iii fri-?, airs i Fig. t, allowing Sinin', i'ioiii the i,

tuff l .ii-iiitiii'f diuiii which iis io in: i'uiliiiiefi :intl i i is shoved iipwarti io thi; liiiiit of its iii-nw infini. this tji'iiii will come vinto thi iw" of the resilient, api-ingr tubo in tlii'- @iii 325 and `will lio there i'ottiinod.

it will lie noti .il from Fig. that, lion the supply (lruni is lowei-iiiost, an open ciiiiii nel is provided through the o'ieiiings f 4S and 44 directly from outside the niaiiliino into the suppl;7 di'iuii. This zilioivs xiiis typo to bo initiallyv :wsinibleii on thv Supply iliuin very easily. and also allows tlm tiihiribiition of typo fiolii the @,iiiorgeiitgv tubo. which iinijc be held by 'lizind owitlic iiioeiiiiigj` 411 In plfiio of making one diuiii iiii'gifi' tliiin the other, it is pmsililo to obtain the (iiot tesiieii by iiioiiniing the Ctiiinief @contri cally, in ii'liii'li eine thtv iiiiiy he; of dio inw size. Such iii'ifing'enimt niiiji' bring die iiiils of thi; two iliuniny into :iiiiioiwiit :it ti fortuin point., which ii ihi:itiiii :iii"iiiiiy iii mi iootiiinfi, it lvin` only www: i si Siiitifi o o* *ning tiiiiif i @iii-.inici of one if omer.

1 siii'iilo 'iiitiiiiiiiiisii nii impur lining' Vtifii o ziiifl fioii'i the machine v. icii iii iiiiiii im: om iti-,il is to allow iai for itii; Aiiiicliiiio to swing into i' nf iiioin l {iii-mido ii pair of iitf :mii lil iit lii'f fioii'i zin-ii ioiir of iliff, iiiiii if, iYliii'ii tho iiiiiltigi'iipli is in iiiifitioii 'tui' iiiintiiii zu) shown in Figs. 2 :imi i. ilivw iiil iiliiio with the iop surface o1" thi 'i'iiiiiiif l die lili through which the iiiiiio prigioni. eziili slide having :in Overliiiiigliiii ieiiviis flziiiioii to ongiigfe ii iabliet.y at t i vomi@oniliiig ulg@ si' the, 'ifiiiii'ie plate l. Tilo imlifv', 'ihwujli liux ihiivi'if-iiiriiotl iiiligoii ili of th'e unil too lli iinll :ire scoured to lie downfa\fof thev whites ifi() and. 111. si? pintas mi, drawn outwardly to iilciife lii. iiiiiitigiuiiii'i, the siidosi t1() und l'i :ilso ili'iiivn iiiitiiiiiffiily, is iiliown in it roo i for the inziing fiiiiiiL to tiiiii. 'iiiiiiihl@ .olliiii HS on the hiilti foiiii niops liii'iitiiig lgiis iiio'i'ei'nent. when thu iii'iiitiggiapii in; in` its wrtioiil. or ealioivii in Fig. l'. it lilo inn fili) Criiiieii od io ringing@ either t l lio noon fioiii the above description that n.3' iiiiivhiiii: simple in construction :ii'ii'i hit-1 iwi iniiia ,Lp niet' ont oli order. It naves a initio liiiioiiii` if ineigi'niiiirim over Inachinos iihti'ifiii the ti'iinsfoi inode from one ili/'iiiii to 'the oiliai' while hoiizoiitziL Iniisiiiiifli :inA thi? iiiiipow of thin inafliii'io is t0 prmliioo iniiiiy onion oi niziloi". the machine hun minliintli' in usi will. not have to be iiii'iiiwl up ii'itii i'uimioi'iiin: position many iiiuf ii iiivx. ii'hon it to ii@ so turned., the iii, iii@ bolts siiiows tho iinit'iiiiw 'to Tie i" W'non'in position the fstsiiul foi in ont, lont support for thi@ iiizivliiiii`- tl Y iiiiiiiiiigl the inuitigrupli {11m-iwf; tiu on iig iii tho i'iiiiiioi face thereof iid the fiiitios 'iiiiiiiiig woeilontpaper itlil.

ciziini: 1. The, miiihiiniiioii of ai printing member, ii, Storage iiioniiwi",

iinfl iieiins mi holding thtin with either member elevated with ref- Qifi'iiice to the, other whereby the type may be nim-m1 hy' the assistance of gravity from ifitlivi memiifi io the other.

3. The coiiihiiiiitioi'i of a printing member, ii iiiiirziggie iiiiiinl'ioi. finti nieaiis for holding t'liieni uiin iaiifia'i ingiiilivi' eio'vitieril with refi'o iii@ olivi. und moans for inter-ally crying the ijii-o.

iiiii'iiiiiitioii o' iii-ii'iiiiig iiieinliel, i irii-ii;- i'oi lioli'iiiig oitlir i, with iyoiwiiiw: to the other, i-itoinlly movingvthe [viii: iiiii. ng; giiuity to moito tlioiii to the i-i ilfiiimoeiz 4. The combination of a printing member l ri and a storage member, means tor supporting; a them so that either may be higher iinin the a printing member, type adapted to be trans i ferred from either to the other by assistance of gravity, and means enabling either memA ber to be positioned above the other.

(l. The combination of a storage member,

a printing member, type adapted to be transferred from either to the other by lateral transference and assistance of gravity. means Vfor producin such lateral transference, and means ena. ling either member to be positioned above the other.

7. The combination of a storage member, a printing member, keys adapt/ed to con trol the transfer of type from either to the other, and means enabling either mem` ber to be positioned above the other to avail of the factor of gravity for the transference of the type.

8. The combination of a storage member and a printing member mounted end to end, type adapted to be transferred from either to the other by assistance of gravity, and means enabling either' member to be positioned above the other.

9.' The combination with a laten of a printing member, means for re easing type to pass into it by gravity and means forreceiving type passing fromit by gravity.

10. The combination with'a platen of a rinting member, means fer laterally tran-- erring type and allowing them to pass into the printing member by gravity, and means for receiving type passing out of the print ing member by gravity and Internity transferring them.

11. The combi-nation of a printing memA ber arranged for receiving and discharging type at the same end, means for holding that end elevated or depressed, means tor feeding type thereto and therefrom, and finger keys for controlling the action.

12. The combination of a printingmem ber movable to bring'I either end lippe #most and means for feeding type thereto and therefrom by the assistance of gravity.

13. The combination of a rotary printing drum supported to have either ,end uppermost and means for feedingtype thereto or therefrom by the assistance of gravity 1u each case.

14. The combitxationlof e pivotally mounted frame and a s pply member'and a print- 'ing member mounted therein, and typetransfer mechanism varied in its operation ll'giwin ing the frn'ne on its pivot.

15. e combination of i; pivotnlly mounted frame, a supply member mid n printing member mounted therein und' having typo holders out of a'linement, and means for latkv moving type from :i position Mining wn i one; hoilm' to i: 1: `ii'lon ailiningg with iiiij Jl iV, i io omiiiinitioziof :i pivotollymount,- mi linnn. :i simply member and :i printiinf nfomner :nominal therein. the swinging ot' the fi" e on its pivot bringing either mein iwf; l er thun the other.. and finger mech- :inisni for controlling the release of the tyiie from the uppermost menioer.

17. The ronihiim'ionofe pivotaily umorieil frame, a supply drum and n print/g drum mountul therein. and :i pair of iini'er for controlling the release of type fr om the tno drinne. rwspef'tively. according to which .stands relatively higher.

The (,-ombimrtion otspivotiillymounn ed frame, storage member and e printing' member mounted therein. type formed to constitute :i hart of the machine, and :neemy for transferring them by the assistante oiE gravity fr m either member to the other.

i5). The rombiniitinn of a pivotally monnied frame. storage member und o. printing member mounted therein und both having type boidcrs ont of uiinnment. and siides for transferring type by the affsistance oi' gravity from either member to the other.

24'?. The combination ofn. pivotallv mount ed iframe, storage member and a printing member mounted therein. und tinger coi;- troliefi :neem for transferring type h v tinI more oi" graiity from either member to the other.

21. The imnbinntion ot'zipivotnlly mourited frame, s storage drum and a printing drum, s pair o'f finger operated siides for transferring type by the assistance of gravity from either drum to the other.

The combination ot' a printing drum und a storage flrnm mounted end to end, said drums bfi ,e type holders adapted to he ont of alinrment :ind a transfer siide baving( type holding ineens adapted to nime with eitherv drum.

'23. The combination of n [.irintingrdrum, a. storage drum mounted end to end, one of said drums being ot' ini-ger diameter than the other, and n transfer slide having ty hoiding means adapted to aline with eithr drum.

2%. The combination of n printing drum, a storage drum mounted end to end. one of said drums being of burger diameter than the other,r and a pair of transfer slides hnving type hoiding inczins adapted to aline with either drum and with each other.

25. ri`he combination of a chnuneled drinn und :i chzmneied storage iii-um mounted end to end, :ind a finger opi-xhtml transfer slide imi/ing: ai type holding opening adopted to oline with channels of either drum.

Q6. The i-.omhi'mtion oi' ai piroteil frame, a pair ot' drums; mounted therein end to end. seid drums having: type holders out of alineof slides mounted in said intermediate meml other, and a finger key for controlling t ment, and a transfer slide having an opening adapted to aline with a holder of either d rum.

9.7. The combination of a piyoted frame, a pair of channeled drums mounted therein end to end, one of said drums being of larger diameter than the other, a frame member between them, and a transfer slid(I mounted in such intermediate frau e memY ber and having an opening adapted to aline with a channel of either drum.

2S. The combination of a pivoted frame. a pair of type holding drums mounted therein end to end, a frame member between them, a transfer slide mounted in such intermediate frame member and having an opening adapted to aline with a holder of either drum, and finger mechanism for op erating said slide.

29. The combination of a pivotcd frame, a pair of type holding drums mounted therein end to end, a frame member between them, a pair of transfer slides mounted in such intermediate frame member and having openings adapted to aline with a type holder of either drum.

30. The combination of two cylindrical drums mounted end to end with typeholders out of circumferential alinement, and a transfer slide between them.

31. The combination of two drums mounted end to end, a frame member between them, and two transfer slides mounted in said frame member, one for assembling and one for distributing.

The combination of two drums mounted end to end, a frane member between them, transfer slides mounted in said frame member, and finger keys for operating said slides.

33. The combination of two drums mounted end to end, transfer slides between them, and a controlled opening between the transfer slides.

34. The combination of two drums mounted end to end, a frame member between them, transfer slides mounted in said frame member, and a movable block between the transfer slides.

35. The combination of two drums mounted end to end, a member bet-Ween them, transfer slides mounted in said member, a n Jvable block between-the transfer slides, i. eans for positioning the block, ant'lfinger keys for moving the slides.

36. The combination of a movable frame, two drums mounted end to end in such movable frame, transfer` slides between said ends, and means whereby the position of the frame determines the activity of the slides.

37. The combination of two type holding members, either adapted to stand above the other, an intermediate member and a pair ber adjacent to the ends of the respective type holding remhers, each slide having a type receiving opening adapted to aline with either of said members.

38. The combination of two type holding members. either adapted to stand above the other. an intermediate frame member, a pair of slides mounted in said frame member adjacent to the ends of the respective type holding members. each slide having a type receiving opening adapted to allne with either of said members, and a pair of finger keys for said slides.

39. The combination of a frame, two typeholding irembers mounted in such frame and adapted to stand either above the other but out of alinement, and an intermediate slide having a type receiving opening adapted to aline with either of said members.

40.' The combination of two type holding members, an intermediate member, anda pair of slides mounted in said intermediate member adjacent to the ends of the respective type holding members, each slide having a type receiving opening ada ted'to aline with either of said members, t ere being an opening in the intermediate frame member between the slides.

41. The combination of two ty'pe holding members, an intermediate member, a pair of slides mounted in said intermediate member adjacent to the ends of the respective type holding members, each slide having a type receiving opening adapted to aline with either of said irembers, and a movable block occupying an intermediate opening in the intermediate member.

42. The combination of two type holding members out of alinement, an intermediate member. ay pair of slides mounted in said intermediate member adjacent tothe ends of the respective type holding members, each slide having a type receiving opening adapted to aline with either of said members, there being two type receiving openings in the n ember, alining with the two type holders respectively.

43. The combination of two type holding members, either adapted to stand above the other, an intermediate frame member, a pair of slides mounted in said frame member turned to bring either member above the other. nini :i pnir of tinge-r lie tor eontrolline the truirterenee oll type l'romtbe upper member to the lower meml'fer.

lt'. The eombinntion ot' :i i'rnme. :i Storziue member. n printin;V member. :i eniperuine f pinten ill mounted in titl ironie nhieh imlsiptett to beturnol to brin;r either meuLv ber above the other. :intl nieuw t'or eontrel lin;r the trnnsterenee ot' tipe from the upper member to the lower member.

4T. 'lhe eonibinutit n ot'n triime. :1 #tomenmembei' :intl :1 printing member mountetl in sziirl frame whien is :nlnptetl to be tiirneil to brina either member ubote the other. :i pair ot linger here for eontrotiini: the trzinf-t'eiein-e of type from the upper member to the lower member. :tml menin: tot' rendering one of `miti lieyz; inetteetire,

VIN. The eoinbinntion ot` :i toi-:ige member :tml printing` member inountetl in r 4l'rume nthiptetl to be iurneil to bringeither member tibow'e the other. r puit' ot' linger lteyu for eontrollinn' the trzmtiereuee ot' t'i'pe from the opper member tothe lower fueinben :intl menne t'or :intonmtiesiliy renriei'iut,r int-tier tive one kei or the other when one member A or the other is' mot'ell into uppermost position.

t'rnine :ulnptetl to be tnl'netl to bring' either ilrnin above the other. :i peiir of linger keys mounted between the drums tor controllingy the trnnst'erenee of type from the upper drum tothe lower. and niefinh` for automatically rendering ineffective one key 01' tl'lti other when one drinn or the other 'in swungA into uppermost position.

50. The combination ot a storage member` .fi printing memberzn platen. a piroted tramo in wbieh' all or" @nid members are mounted. said frame beingY adopted to be turned to bring either member above the other, n pair of finger tiefes mounted between the members for 'eontrolling the transference of type fro-rn the upper member to the lower member. and means for nutormitieniliv rendering ineti'retive one key or the other when one drum or the other is swung into nppermoet position.

51. The combination ofte storage member .find printing member` u trnme in whieh said members are mounted. u pair of standards to whieh said frame is pivoteti to allow either member to be uppermrst. nml finger ineelmnisi'n for eontrolling tbe truneferenee of type from the upper member to the lower l tlrmns one larger tlnin the other nml nimmtt eti entl to emi. :unl :1 type elmnnel :nhipted to be heltl on the in.\i.e ot` the larger tlrmn l in substuntinl :ilinnient with the outsitle of the Smaller tlrum.

53. The emnbinntion ot' two multichannele l rlrmns. one ot' lnrefer (linnieter than the. other. n tubnlnr type-holder. :xml menus on the interior ot' the inrger rlrlun t'or holding r ueh type-boitier. r 5l. The eoinbination vof :i Stand nml :i fleriee eoiuprinp` :i storage rlrmn. n printinpr lrun1. zi pinten :intl an inking ribbon. sziitl rleviee being pivotnliv mounted on the stanti.

The combination of a `stand haring :in enen top` :i lerice pivotnlb` enrrietl b v the Qtuntl :intl inelutlin,r :1 printing member, snifl tleriee being ufhiptetl to stnntl horizontally over the top or to be turnetl toI bring either i enrl of the printingr member 'u1 menmost. Titi. The eoinhinntion otolqtiintl havingr nn open top. :1 rleviee pirotall)v ezirrietl b v the i 7unil :nul Comprisingr n storage member ntl l u printingr member. Snitl tletieo bein;` ndfipteil to 411ml horizontztll)y over the top or to be turner( to bring either member intothe ltpen pure in the top.

5T. The combination of .f1 y tiu'1d having :in open rop with :in :nljneent portion .fitlzipteti 1 to eon titnte :1 tuble iintl :1 printing member i :intl :1 plfiten pivotally enrried by the stand i :intl mlziptetl to lwing tlown into the openl ing and to be positioned so thaty the surface ll ot" the table is :uljneent to the line of conniet of the printing member and platen.

58, The combination of a stand having an open top, a printing member und platen, whieh, :is ai whole, are pivotnlly earriefl by l the stand mrd adapted to be positioned so l that the top of the stand makes :i feefl tuble l approximately nliningf with the line of eontziet of the printing member and platen.

5ft. The combination of :i stanti hn ving nn open top` a printing menber pivotallv cnrrieti by the Stand and :idnptetl to be positioned Substantially horizontally7 so tlnit the top of the stand makes a feed table said printing member being adapted to .oviner down into the opening, and bolts for loeking snirl member in either position.

60. The combination of n Stand having' an open top. a printingr couple pivotnll)v enr rieti by the Staind and adapted to be posi in either position.

61. A ieviee eomprisin n printing member, platen. und transfer abrio and n stanti on which said device in pivotally monntefl.

62. A fieviee comprieing n storage mem ber, a printing member :1nd transfer maghl :mism and :i .f-*tnntl on which sai-fi deriee is pirrtnlly mounted.

(33. A device comprising :i printing mem I ber and assemblage and tliqtribntion mechtionetl horizontally or to Swing down into l the vetnntl. and means for locking said couple anism, and a stand on which said device is pivotally mounted, whereby the device may stand horizontally or with either end uppermoet, the position of the device controlling said mechanism.

64. A, device comprising a storage meniber, a printing member and transfer ineclr anism, and a `stand on wbifh said device i pivotally mounted, whereby the device may stand horizontally or with either endV uppermost, the position of the device controlling the transfer mechanism.

65. The combination of a printing device coi'nprising typey carrying member and `platen, and a stand on which said device is pivotally mmintrd,- wl'iereby thc device may be turned to ailtw type to be fed by gravity.

66. The combination ot a printing device comprising a type carrying drum and rotary platen. and a stand on which said de vice pivotally mounted, whereby the device may be turned to allow type to be fed by gravity.

67. The combination of a printing device comprising a type carrying member and platen, and a stand on which said device is pivotally mounted, whereby the device may be turned to allow type to be ted by gravity, the top of the stand when the device is horiA zontal approximately alining with the space between the printing member and platen to forni a feed tabie.

68. The combination of a device ooinprising a type carrying printing member. a platen and a storage member, and a stand on which said device pivotally mounted between said members, whereby the device may be turned to allow type to be' *fed by gravity from either member to the `other, the top of the table when the device is horizontal approximately alining with the space between the printing member and platen to form a feed table.

Q9. The combination of a type carrying member and means for holding it horizontalor turning it either end -uppermost to allow type to be fed into it or out of it. by gravity.

70. The combination of a rotary channeled drum, and a pivoting support for holding it horizontal or allowing it to be turned either end uppermost to allow type to be fed in or ont of it by gravity.

71. The combination ot a printing couple, and means for pivotally supporting it, whereby it may be swung into position to have type fed by gravity.

72. The combination of a printing couple, and moans for pivotaily supporting it, whereby it may be swung in either direction to have type fed by gravity into or out of it.

73. The combination ot a rotary printing drum, a cooperating platen, and means for pivotally supporting the drinn. transversely of its axis of rotation, whereby it may be swung into position to enable type to be fed to or from it by gravity.

74. The combination ot' a rotary printing drinn` :i cooperating rotary platen, and means for pirotally supporting both the drinn and platen transversely of their axes of rotation, whereby they may be swung into position to enable type to be fed to or from said drum by the assistance of gravity.

75. The combination of a unitary Structnrc having two multi-channeled members, means for pivotally mounting such structiere, means for transferring type from either member to the other, and mechanism whereby' the swinging of said structure on its piiot controls the last-mentioned means.

To. The minibination ot' a storage niember, a printing member, and transter mechanism. a t'ranie in which such parts are mounted to constitute a unitary structure, said strutture being pivotally mounted So that it may stand either end up, and means whereby such interchange of position varies the control of the transfer mechanism.

77. The combination of a printing member, a storage member. transfer mechanism, a pair of linger keys for controlling the same, and means for pivotally supporting such structure as a whole, whereby the printing member and thc storage member may be interehanged as to their relative altitude, and means whereby such interchange iai-ies the effect of the transiter mechanism.

794. The combination ot' a printing member. a sti'irage member, transfer mechanism, a pair of [finger keys for controlling the same. means Vtor tipping the printing niember and storage member relatively to cach other, and means whereby such interchange render ineii'ective one of said keys and rcleases the other respectively.

79. The combination of two type holding members, and two intermediate transfer slides, one for assembling and one for distributing.

80. The combination of two type holding members, end to end, two transfer slides adjacent to the proximate ends of said members respectively, and a guiding member intermediate of said slides.

8l. The combina. tion of a printing drum, a storage drum, a frame member between them` a transfer opening through said frame member, and a transfer slide having an opening adapted to aline with the opening mentioned.

82. The combination of a printing drum, a storage. drum, a frame member between them, a transfer opening through said frame member, and transfer slides between the respective drums and. the trarne meinbereach having an opening adapted to aline with the opening mentioned.

The combination of a storage member,

a printing member., eaih having in its snrfaee longitudinal tvrpehrlders, the holders of the two member being adapted to he ont of ztlinenwnr and a .'nernher intermediate of thtI nieniher mentioned. having? tm, trans t'er ..fpenngs adapted to al'ne with type holdem it' thine two memorie: reaprf'ftiveli'.

ni. The rotin/.nath n zii' a M.; we drinn,

a printing li-nm. 'farli fm; ir i time Longitudinal type holder. the hoiiler:x of the toont.

having tno wanner openings adapted 'tov alitavv'th type holder' otI the two drums ran-portivrif.; and a hirfl; 'tor ol\-,trneting one opium `j .r the iitiit't'.

rt). "l .io ronrliinatnn zi" a printingnomia wear!! haring in itamrfaer a Anrage member. farv rack, and gearlng carried .hy such hat, itizdinal tvpr holder .im holder-1=.\t'tln in m. orang adapted to ite ont of; almeinenh intte i the member drinn,v innings {rand} *..ilgr adaptoi to aline with type heldere at the two metnliew` ,rwvpretiirlvp and a pair of lidit'or #finti-:i l't\pii.f, l

Hi. Thi rnnrltination of a tornen drinn. a ,irintin; drinn. rali-h harln; r in it #urtare i longri limpr admiwien to said ot'wningrs v, o1 the two members respeetlvely, a block ha@ inff :ind

to ottopr l lint liti* Uil :nini-trai if .i titrage drinn. ii-nan. rari havnt;r in itsy anrtln'e 'Aitxrtnni t'\ p1' holder. the holder oi' the tno iront ini-nt. :t menthe; inirrnwdxate ol' the drlnnrs having' two ttan-.l'vr openings adapted lo aline with iig-fr holden: t the tivo memhers: 1e-|w ti.el\'. month afizipttfii to open either opening and 'floatA tht` other. and :i pair of trnirmlrr finir. (imprinting with the two int-misera rt\,1 orti\'i=l v,

HV. 'the rf nihinnion of a .Storage drinn, :i g'sintinf." drinn. vat i: hawn'f in it@ z-`nrl`are ione-nodi: ..1 tape holden` a', tif-nn being nnnnti-fl .w that either nnrv tanti aliove the other. and Invair', wherein' the movement into nt-h poition rontroh awrtnhiage and dirtiiattion of vpe.

'noialtri niterindiate o1 the artnr ltr-ing adapted to he ont of alfine- 90. The combination of a storage drum, a printing drum. eaeh having in its Surface longitudinal type holders, the holders of the two drums being;r adapted to he out of alinement. a memher intermediate of the drums having two transfer openings adapted to aline with type holders of the two members reapertivelv. a bloeit adapted to close either opening and thereby open the other. said drama4 being mounted so that'either may stand above the other, and means whereby the movement into such position corre- Spondingly .shifts the block.

ttl. The combination of astorage memher, a printingr member, and a transfer meehanimn, a pivoted ,structure Carrying all of .inch parts.y and j'earing.;r operated h v movement `about such pivot to var v the transfer mechanism.

92. The combination of a storage drnm, a printing drum. eaeh having in its .Airfare longitudinal type holders. slides intermediate of the drums having transfer openings adapted to aline with type holders of the two tlrntns respectively. a pivotal support for the whole Strut-,ture deseribed, a stationpivotrd strnrtnre and adapted to engage vaid Adationary rack to shift Asaid slides.

'The romliination of a storage drinn, a printingY drum, eaeh havingr in its Surface longitudinal type holders, a member intel'- mefliate of the drums having two transfer openings adapted to aline wit-h type holders for controlling said openings, a pivotal support for the whole structure fescribed, a Sta'. ionarv raek, and gearingrarried by .such pivoted atrnetnre and adapted to engage said A-tationar-v rack to shift said block.

fit. The combination ot a storage member, a printingr nninher. each having: type holden@ an intermediate member having two tramita' oprningra adapted to aline with type holder ot thtl .two memhenl reapeetively, and a r of #lilies on opposite sides re- .-..pefi\rl, .;t' :mid intermediate memher and inning openings1 adapted to'aline with re- Wertive type holders and the corresponding openings through said member. Y

95. 'lho minhinatioir of a storage drum and :t printingr drmn monnted-e1nl to end i and oath having in ita4 .surface longitudinal tvpe holder. the holden of the two drums lining adapted to la ont of alinement2 a menthol internnuliate of the drums having two minet'er openingl adapted to aline with `type holfleiw of the two xneniln-rsv reaperlivi-v. :and a pair of slide.` on oppoiite Sides rimpel-tively of Qaid memhrr and havingA transfer openings adapted to aline .with such t pe holders respectively, and a pair of sli es on opposite sides respectively of said member and having openings adapted to aline with respective type holders and the corresponding openings through said member, and means for automatically moving said slides to bring them normally in registration with one opening or the other.

97. The combination of a rotary storage drum, a rotary printing drum, each having in its surface longitudinal type holders, the holders of the two drums being adapted to be out of alinement, a member intermediate of the drums having two transfer openings adapted to aline with type lholders of the two drums respectively, and a pair of slides on opposite sides respectively of said member and having openings adapted to* aline with respective type holders and the corresponding openings through said member, and means for automatically moving said slides to bring them normally in registration with one opening or the other.

98. The combination of a pair of type holding members, a pair of transfer slides between them, each having a transfer openin and means for holding both of said slides with their openings in alinement with one of said type holders.

99. The combination of a pair of type holding members out of alinement, a pair of transfer slides between them, each having a transfer opening, and means for holding both of said slides with their openings out of alinement with either type holder.

100. The combination of a pair of type holding members out of alinement, a pair of transfer slides between them, each having a transfer opening, and means for holding said slides with both of their openings concurrently in alinement with either type holder.

101. The combination of ya pair of type holding members, a pair of transfer slides between them, each having a transfer opening, means for holding said slides with their openings in alinement with either type holder, and means for automatically positioning said slides according to which type holder is lowermost.

102. The combination of a pair of type holding members out of alinement, a pair of slides adjacent to the ends of said members, another member between said slides, said last mentioned member'having a pair of openin s through it alining with the two type holdgers respectively, and said slides having each an opening adapted to aline with either of the type holders.

103. The combination of a pair of type holding drums, a pair of slides adjacent to the ends of said drums, another member between said slides, said last mentioned member having a pair of openings through it` alining with the type holders of the two drums respectively, and said slides having each an `opening adapted to aline with either of the type holders.

104. The combination of a pair of type holding members, a pair of slides adjacent to the ends of said members, another member between said slides, said last mentioned member having a pair of openings throu h it alining with the two type holders of t e type holding members respectively, said slides having each an opening adapted to aline with either of the type holders, means for blocking either opening through said intermediate member.

,105. The combination of a pair of type holding drums end to end, a pair of slides adjacent to the proximate ends of Said drums, a member between said slides, said member havinga pair of openings through it alining with two type holders of the two drums respectively, said slides having each an opening adapted to aline with either of the type holders, and a shiitable block for blocking either opening through said intermediate member.

106. The combination of a pair of type holders, a painof slides adjacent to the ends thereof, said slides having each an opening adapted to aline with either of the type holders, and means for controlling the passageway between said slides.

107. The combination of a pair of type holding members, a pair of slides adjacent to the ends of Said members, said slides having each an opening adapted to aline with either ol the type holders, two passagewa s between said slides, mechanism for bloc ing either passageway, and mechanism for varying the position of said slides controlled by such blocking mechanism.

108. The co/mbination of a pair of type holding members, a pair of slide adjacent to the ends of said members, said s ides having each an opening adapted to aline with either of the type holders, a plurality of passageways between said slides, a block for controlling such passageways, two levers for controlling the initial position of said slides respectively, and links connecting said levers respectively with said block.

109. The combination of a pair of typeholding members, a pair of slides adjacent to the ends of said members, said slides hairing each an opening adapted 'to aline with either of the typeholders` there being two openings between the slides, a block for blocking either of the two openings last mentioned, and an eccentric for shifting said block.

110. The combination of a pair of type holding members, a. pair of slides adjacent to the ends ot' said members, said Slides having each an opening adapted to aline with either of the type holders, a passageway befwvmi said .lir'ieis. zu; rreiitric im' contrulling 1r. ,gearing fm* ope-riding Sfxilj ecf'miriv, mid :i :l'nimmry i i for lrisaid gearing wlmi mid typ lmlelfrs swung inw rlil'l'vreii iran-m tiimdv.

111. This rviiliinnimi if a imir (il tvp hr'ilrlvrs. :1, pair nl' rmni'rr i im. .fm-l pim tending to lwlil uw rf :mid .wliriw in foremost position gmail ihr u'lie-r in ii renvmost position.

112. The. romhiimtimi of a gmx' nf fr holders. a pair mi" lrmxfjfer slizlrs. Hprxr tending in hold mi@ if said slide# in im forenmst posiinn :nifl the mlie' in it rauw most position. mul finger vxwclmnim en Sibling one Slidf in he piinlmi and tlw arrivar tu bc pulled. l

113. Thu rfmrliimitim: mi" :i holder.Q ou? vl' filirwmfiit. fi y: sliilfnfi between llwm. mui y to mmf@ said slider. in iiirrgmnir :flirof'ln into registi-111130:, willi r-iilfrr tvp li l1 member. ami mmm im' rmi-l" Slide ineffectiw.

114. Tlw cfmiliiizalimx mi' :i pair mi fypf? lmlflers (mi of ziliiieiiiehi. u wir' (if musik-r lidfs betwrrn tlirm. mwins mi' lining slides in r;`r"'-.tr:nimi with rilwr tj: ing nwmlmr. mi@ of tha` kslifr positivolj and iw mini-r i-v ..5 by Suid lim mentimwrl sslirir muy 11:3. The rmniiizmlimi of im lvgw linie!- ers. two trmrim sliiaw, lwtwm; their zml menu@ for puiiiniingf ririirr vgw iwlrli above the olier. :md fmmimir :infuus fus holding' ille slirlr milim'vnl ir: im urnirrmw type llolrlrl'. :wi-i 'frwing Iliff niliv iirw.

11G. The!y mmliinniimi mi lr o lvif mit of zilizwnmni. im trmplr www] ilirir mula rpriligi; www.; sli'zlo *forward :nifl tlw nllirr r-'Hirirnrfim for positioning .iiiwr ljfgw ollur. :1mi :mmmnir minimi Sliflr :uljzirvni hi ilif miflvrmu., nml frvring' lli nlsr szlifr.

113. The combination Ulf :i pair m runtulile drums haring rvpv lmlrlvrs mit of Circmnfrrenl'inl nlinrnwn :rml :i pair nf traum inv Wiiii imi/Wh mi" IS'S w livr with ila i 'men im alim) Il iii mail him "util:

l shaft projecting through said sleeve,

of said mechanisms may move the storage member.

128. The combination of astorage drum and a printing drum mounted end to end, a pair of hand wheels at the distant ends of the two drtuns, and means whereby either hand wheel may rotate the storage drum.

129. The combination of a storage drum and a printing drum, mounted end to end, and means at the end of the printing drum which is farthermost from the storage drum for turning said storage drtun.

130. The combination of a storage drum and av printing drum, mounted end to end, means at the end of the printing drum which is farthernnrst from the storage drum for turning said storage drum, and means at the free end of the storage drum for turning it.

131. The combination of a printing drum, a storage drum, a shaft for said storage drum extending through the printing drum, and means on said shaft beyond the far end of the printing drum for turning the storage member.

132. The combination of a storage drum, a shaft on which the same is mounted eX- tending beyond each endv of the storage drum, a printing drum mounted around said shaft, and a hand Wheel on each end of said shaft for rotating the storage drum.

133. The combination of a storage drum, a projecting shaft therefor, a printing drum mounted around said shaft, a crank for rotating said printing drum, and a hand wheel on said shaft beyond the shank of the crank for rotating the storage drum, the crank projecting beyond the hand wheel whereby it may be driven.

134. The combination of a printing drum, a sleeve .on which the same is mounted, means engaging the projecting end of the sleeve for driving the printing drum, a

a storage drum on said shaft, and means beyond vthe printing'l drum for rotating said shaft and thereby turning the storage drum.

135. The combination of a printing drum, a sleeve on which the same is mounted, a crank on the projecting end of the sleeve for driving the printing drum, a shaft projecting through said sleeve, a storage drum on said shaft, and means beyond the printing drum for rotating said shaft and thereby turning the storage drum, said shaft extending beyond the storage drum in the opposite direction and means on this end of the shaft for rotating it.

136. The combination of a type storage member, a hand wheel for turning it, an indicating chart on the hand wheel, and a telescoping pointer adapted to cooperate, with lthe chart.

drum having a shaft, a coaxial printing drum loose on such shaft, a crank for rotating the printing drum, and a hand wheel onsaid shaft on the outer side of the radial portion of the crank, the handle of the crank extending beyond the outer side of the hand wheel.

138. The combination of a rotary storage drum, hand wheels at each end thereof for rotating it and a ypivotal support for the drum transverse to the axis of rotation.

13S). The combination of a channeled storage drum adapted to stand with its channels Vertical hand wheels above and below said drum for turning it about an axis and a pivotal support for the drinn transverse to its axis of rotation.

140. The combination of a storage drum, means at each end thereof for turning it, a pivotal support for the drum whereby it may be inverted, and means for distributing type into the drum and assembling type from it according to which end is uppermost.

141. The combination of a printing couple, a storage drum at one end of the couple, a pivoted frame for carrying all of such parts. and means at both ends of the frame for turning the storage drum.

142. The combination, with a pivotally mounted frame. of a storage drum, a printing drum. said two drums being mounted end to end in such pivotally mounted frame, whereby either drum may be turned u permost, and means at each end of the rame for turning the storage drum.

143. The combination, with a pivotally mounted frame. of a storage drum, a printing drum. said two drums being mounted end to end in such pivotally mounted frame, whereby either drum may be turned u permost, a hand wheel at each end of the rame for turning the storage drum. a chart in the periphery of said hand wheels, and pointers cooperating with said charts.

144. The combination, with a pivotally mounted frame, of a storage drum, a. printing drum, said two drums being mounted end to end in such pivotally mounted frame, whereby either drum may be turned uppermost, means for turning the storage drum, and means-for controlling the transfer between the drums.

145. The combination, with a pivotally mounted frame, of a storage drum, a printing drum, said two drums being mounted end to end in such pivotally mounted frame, whereby either drum may be turned uppermost and a hand Wheel at each end of the frame for turning the storage drum, and means for controlling the transfer from either drum to the other.

146. The combination of a storage member, a printing member and a cooperating platen, and a frame carrying all of said parts and pivotally mounted.

147. The combination of a storage member, a printing member, a eoperating platen, an intermediate inking ribbon, and a frame carr ing all of said parts and pivotally mounte 148. The combination, with a frame, of a storage member, a rinting member, a eooperating,r platen, said printing member being adapted to carry individual. type on its periphery, means for removably holding a printing` ribbon adjacent to surh type, all of said parts being carried by said frame, said frame being pivotally mounted whereby either the storage member or the printing member may be turned uppermost to feed type by gravity.

149. The combination, with a frame, of a storage member, a printing member, a finger operated transfer mechanisml between them, a platen, said printing membt r being adapted to carry individual type on its periphery, all of said parts being carried by s frame, said frame being pivotally m mted whereby either the storage member ol: the printing member may be turned uppermost t'o feed type by assistance of gravity -and said transfer mechanism.

150. The combination of a storage drum, a printing drum mounted end to end therewith, ribbon spools Carried by the printing drum, individual type adapted to be rarrit-d by either drum and transferable from one t0 the other, a rotary platen cooperatingr with the printing drinn` a paper feeding oller for the platen, a frameI on whit-h all of said parts are mounted, and a pivotal sup port for said frame, whereby either drum may be turned uppermost.

151. The combination of a storage! drum, a` printing drum mounted end to end thereH with, ribbon spools carried by the printing drum, individual type adapted to be carried hy either drum and transferable from one to the other, a'rotary platen cooperating with the printing drum, a paper feeding roller for the platen, a frame on ubit-h all of said parts are mounted, a pivotal support for said frame, whereby either drum may be turned uppermost, transfer mechanism for controlling the transfer from the uppermost drum to the lower, and mechanism for controlling'the transfer meehanism according to the position of the drums.

152. The combination of a storage member, a printing member, an intermediate frame member and journal pins engaging said frame member.

153. The combination of a storage drum, a printing drum, transverse frame members, longitudinal brace bars, and means for pivoting such structure.

154. The combination with two type holding membersl out of alinement, laterally moving transfer means between them, and a push key and a pull key tor operating such transfer means.

1:35. The combination with two typeholding members of two intermediate transfer slides one effective on the forward mover ent and one on the rearu ard, and means tet nig to more one forward and the other rear ward.

1.56. The rombination of two cylindrical type'holding drums, one adapted to extend transversely beyond the other, and laterally acting transfer nngrlutnisni.

1.37. The eombination of two eylindrieai type-holding drums. one adapted to extend transversely beyond the other, and means providinfr an open p ssageway from outside the machine lo the extending drum.

158. The combination of two typelioiding drums mounted end to end, one extending at its adjacent end transversely beyond the atljaeent. end of the other, am a transfer slide between tbe drums.

1.39. The combination of two inde tend ently rotatable drums one extending radially .beyond the other. transfer mechanism, and

inger keys therefor.

lttl. The combination of two t '.pelu ltling drums, onel extending radially beyond the other, and two laterally movable transfer .slides between themA lll` The ron'ibinatlon of two .typeholtl ing drums. `me extending radially bevond the other. :t temporary type holder. and meansy for holding il in alinement with the Iypaholding means of one of the drums,

lt.. The erunbinat'ion of a ,tj-ivotally mounted frame, tvpeholding members mounted therein and having their type holders ont of alinement, and means for laterally moving type from a position alining with one holder to a position alining with the other. l

163. The Combination of a lpivotally mounted trame. `t`\,f'pehol iing men'ibers mourned therein. adapted to be one above the other and tinge!"merhanism for Controly ling the release ot the type from the uppermost member.

ltfl. The etnnlnnation of a pivotally mounted frame, Lypeholding members mounted therein, type formed to oonstitute a part. of the machine, and .means for transferring the type by the assistance of gravity trom either member to the other.

N55. The ernnbination of a pivotally mounted frame, typeholding members mounted therein and both having typel'iold ers out of alinement, and slides for transferring type by the assistanee of gravity from either member to the other.

166. The eonibination of a pivotally' mounted f'atne. typehola.

in embers mounted therein, and finger controlled means tor transferring type by the assistance of gravity from either member to the other. y

i 167. The combination ofaprinting couple, type assemblage and distribution mechanism coperating with one member of the couple, a frame carrying such parts, a air of bearing members between which te frame is pivoted, and. gearing carried partly by the frame and partly by one of said bearing members and adapted to vary the assemblage and distribution Inechanlsm when the,

frame is turned onts pivot.

168. The combination of a frame, a pair of type transfer slides mounted thereon, a pivotal bearing for the frame, gearing carried partly by the frame and partly b such bearin for rendering one or the ot er of said slides effective and the other idle when the frame is turned on its pivot, and two type-holding members with which said slides coperate.

169.K A printing couple, a pivotally mounted frame therefor, and assemblage and distribution mechanism coperating with the typecarrying member of the couple, and 0perative to assemble or.. distribute according to the position of the Mtrame.

170. A rotary type carrying drum pivotally supported on an axis transverse to its axis of rotation, whereby it may be tipped either end uppermost, and mechanism cooperating with it to assemble when one end is uppermost and to distribute when the other end is uppermost.

171. `.A rotary drum pivotally mounted transverse of its axis of rotation, and fingeroperated means for feeding type thereto and therefrom. i

172. A type-holding member mounted to turn on an axis and movable 4also Un another .and different axis, and means for feeding type into and out of the same end of said member.

173. The combination of a stand, a frame pivotally mounted thereon and a rotary drum and a rotary platen, both mounted on said fra-me, the pivotal mounting of the frame being transverse to the axis of rotation of the drum, and assemblage mechanism adjacent to the end of the drum.

174. The combination of two type-holding cylindrical drums, one of larger diamel 178. The combination of two type-holding drums, one of larger diameter than the other, and two laterally movable transfer slides between them. i

179. The combination of two type-holding drums, one of larger diameter than the other, a temporary type-holder, and means for holding it in alinement with the typeholding means of one of the'drums.

In testimony whereof, I hereunto ailix my signature in the presence of two witnesses.

ALBERT H. BATES.

Witn sses:

A. MYERS, BRENNEN B. lv'ns'r. 

